Re: Inaudible beeper Forums

LittleGreyCat

Hi,

we have just finally committed to exchange our '89 VW HiTop for an '02 Hymer B544.

We haven't yet taken delivery, but on the test drive I noticed that the beeper for the indicators was all but inaudible and it wasn't immediately obvious if the indicator was on or off (and the indicator arm is very close to my kneecap).

Anybody else noticed/solved this problem?

Cheers

LGC

Cowly

Hi LGC

I fitted a small beeper into the dash, but if you have a left and right indicator light, you will have to fit a diode from each indicator live to the live of the new buzzer,

Good luck

fransgrandad

Hi,

Yes,I the had same problem with my X250 Fiat based motor home I "fixed it" by fitting a small bleeper from Maplin and two blocking diodes. (£1.50 total)

I have a Bessacarr from the Swift stable, It was fairly easy to do, I took a feed from the wiring to the rear indicators, rather than mess around in the engine bay, but possibly not to be undertaken if you are not fully confident, however any good auto electrican should be able to fit a similar device.

Interesting you should mention this "problem" as it has never as far as I am aware been mentioned before.

Les.

G-Curtin

I`m having the same problem with my Auto Scout.I have to look down to see it the light is flashing and even at that it`s hard to see on a sunny day

rayhook

Gillons Gadgets make a device for this purpose - £7.50. www.gillonsgadgets.co.uk

Ray

mangothemadmonk